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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 1008379, member: 19065&quot;]I understand about procrastinating over a buy/sell. There have been&nbsp; times when I&#039;ve been tempted to place calls on stocks citing a price out&nbsp; of my range, too low for a possible buy or too high for the bid to be&nbsp; met on a limit order to sell. It&#039;s sort of cathartic to satiate the urge&nbsp; that might be done for the wrong intuitions, just to give me the&nbsp; satisfaction of walking through the steps of the sale/trade. It feels&nbsp; like a degree of security that a high price unexpectedly met would cover&nbsp; my ask that may have been too low, or prevent me from a mistake of&nbsp; overpaying when I&#039;m considering a buy, in that case any buy at a lower&nbsp; price feels better. Since most times they don&#039;t go through, it&#039;s sort of&nbsp; a walk through without commitment even though it&#039;s an active potential&nbsp; trade. I know this must sound vague but I&#039;m just trying to relate.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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